He Comes From the Void

Listening to the giant bear growling and saying that he is not afraid of fighting, Kahn knew that his aggressive method had achieved initial results.

"If you want to defeat the enemy, you must first understand the enemy. Do you know the monitors? They come from the twisted darkness under the world, and the nothingness waiting in it is eager to devour all creations. They are irreconcilable enemies."

"I heard that Avarosa faced them and was deprived of her hearing. She couldn't take their power, and those things couldn't enter our world."

"The balance has long been broken. Lissandra led the Watchers into the mortal world and sealed them at the bottom of the Howling Abyss. If Anivia hadn't gone to strengthen the seal, they would have been released by now."

"Lissandra?" The name triggered some distant memories of Volibear, and a stern smile appeared on its beastly face: "That woman is so stupid to put those things in her castle."

Kahn and Kai'Sa looked at each other, feeling something was wrong.

Just listen to Volibear say: "If you ask for my power, then war and sacrifice will be necessary. I will drive the Watchers out of their lands and instill fear in them so they will never do it again. But I will also destroy Lissandra's stronghold, using her army as a hunting pastime, tearing apart all traces of human civilization, returning the Freljord to its ancient form, to its true wildness."

The wild ancient gods all have their own pursuits, which is the meaning of their existence.

As the incarnation of the wild spirit bear, Volibear wants people to live like beasts and face the harshness of nature.

Hiding behind a stone wall will only cut you off from the wild spirit of the land and make you cowardly, resigned, and weak. With a comfortable life, these weak people will not follow the ancient ways, and will no longer worship the ancient gods, and he will gradually be forgotten.

So he wants to destroy order, destroy the stone wall fortresses built by humans, abandon the habits of farming and grazing, and return to primitive gathering and hunting.

Only by returning the Freljord to his old ways, to his true wildness, will man be strong again, and he will be feared by all again.

And the Frostguard Fortress established by Lissandra is undoubtedly a thorn in Volibear's side. The order they bring is contrary to his philosophy, so he wants to destroy them.

It's just that the other demigods either tended to cooperate with it, like Anivia, or ignored it, like Ornn, thinking that these tiny creatures were mortal, and there were no exceptions for all generations.

But human beings will pass it on. Generation after generation, dams and towns have sprung up. Although these changes happened slowly, like the movement of glaciers, they did make his Freljord less like the Freljord. That's why he was so obsessed with breaking Lissandra that he broke with his brother Ornn.

Listening to Volibear's conditions, the two fell into silence, speechless, and asking Volibear actually came at the cost of the destruction of the power led by Lissandra.

The relationship between the two has already been formed, and Volibear just took this opportunity to attack her. This battle seems inevitable.

To say that Karn hates Lissandra? It was annoying, but not to the point where she had to be killed. But in order to solve the monitor, he may acquiesce in this war, maybe this is the price she should have paid for summoning the monitor.

Skipping the subject of Lissandra, Kahn reminded Volibear: "It's not that simple. The Watchers are existences we can't understand. To kill them, you need a weapon."

"I have teeth and claws, brute strength and thunder, and I don't need a weapon."

"They are bigger than mountains. If you don't use weapons, you can't touch their roots. Moreover, the void is highly erosive. The longer the battle drags on, the more serious the erosion will be."

Karn chose Volibear to deliver the fatal blow to the Overseer because of his powerful regenerative abilities.

Among the wild ancient gods, only Volibear can resist the erosion of void energy to the greatest extent. His body is actually a bear spirit, which is closely related to faith. As long as the faith is not destroyed, this skin can also be discarded.

"Abandoning weapons and returning to the wild, I can unleash my full power."

Volibear's resistance or disdain for weapons made Kahn very anxious. This giant bear didn't know the true strength of the Void Watcher at all, it was only superior to what he knew. He couldn't let Volibear just In this way, the problem of underestimating the enemy and recklessness is brought to the final battle. So even though he knew it would anger Volibear, he had to say it.

"Let me just say that if you only rely on hand-to-hand combat, even if you go all out, you will not be an opponent of the monitor. It can capture the consciousness of others with just one look. And the weapon I prepared for you is not a fan iron, it is Forged from the bones of the lava python, it can be said to be your trophy."

The lava python was killed by Volibear, so it's not an exaggeration to say it was his prize. And Volibear knew very well that only that craftsman had the ability to forge bones into weapons, and he had mixed feelings in his mind for a while.

He has already broken with Aoun, isn't it a sign of resignation to pick up the weapon he made again? But allowing the stubborn Aoun to forge weapons for him regardless of previous suspicions, it also shows that the monitors are menacing. To pick it up or not to pick it up, Volibear has never been more conflicted.

Volibear didn't growl, and there was silence around him. Looking at the silent giant bear, Kahn said: "Don't rush to refuse, and then you can use it or not according to the situation. This is your self-certification battle. If you win, you can get the whole Freljord." It is not wise to bury everything in vain just because of the worship of people."

"Go back and recharge your batteries and look forward to this ultimate battle."

The temptation of fame and fortune is almost irresistible to Volibear, a god who values ​​faith. He acquiesced to Kahn's statement, and replied forcefully: "I will win all wars."

Then, the behemoth turned around and continued the bloody work at hand. The thunder light in the dark clouds gradually weakened, and the figures of the bears and the ruins of the city were once again shrouded in darkness.

The two left the city by the river, and Ashe and Udyr's worries should be resolved. The bears should give up attacking Avarosa with the Winter's Claw, return to the territory to recharge their energy, and instead prepare for the future attack on the Frostguard Fortress.

It can be said that whoever the bears stare at will suffer. Frostguard Fortress is going to be cold, but Avarosa can breathe, and Winter's Claw will be prevented from being transformed. I don't know how Lissandra will respond.